There are not enough words in the English language – screw it, any language for the matter – that can describe how much joy reading this book has brought me. Albeit I have taken my time with reading it, my copy sitting on my desk for a couple of months; just watching me, waiting for me to pick it up and just devour it.
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We Died In Water is a bewitching poetical memoir that forces the reader to fully grasp the journey enclosed – both the heartache and learning that comes about from a relationship.
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I received an ARC for this book. “The truth was everywhere. It was in everything. You only had to open your eyes to see it.” Thank you to Netgalley and publisher for providing me with a digital ARC! This is my first book by Adrienne Young and thought I had mixed feelings about it at…
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What are the dead, anyway, but waves and energy? Light shining from a dead star? I’ve seen this book worshipped by the “dark academia” fanatics on tumblr. I definitely have heard of Donna Tartt’s talent of attracting a reader like a magnet, inticing in a very eloquent way. Despite all of this, I wasn’t prepared…
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If you’re looking for a light rom-com book that pulls you out of a reading slump, look no further! Beatrix “Bea” Babbage is a bookworm who moves away from her home to a different city to start a new life — following a ruined celebration — and finds exactly that. This was a I book…
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Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine – and so am I. Having heard so much praise about this book, I wondered why I couldn’t just pick it up and read it. I believe that WHEN you read a certain book can affect the type of impact it has on our souls. I started reading this lovely,…
Read MoreAs someone who hasn’t read A thousand and one nights, I don’t know if I can judge this book against the original. But I honestly loved this book heaps. I loved reading about characters with names I hear and associate with my culture and society, with issues that (were a little exaggerated) but I would…
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